The second session of the day was a story narration conducted by Ms. Jhalak Agrawal. She narrated the old story of Lion, rat and the net but gave it a twist. She highlighted the words used in the story and asked the children to give their English substitutes. Each important word and the moral of the story were carefully explained in detail.

The last session of the day was the revision of tables and other previous exercises.

The class concluded with the distribution of Haldirams Takatak and éclairs. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

, , ,

The most awaited moment of the night was conferring of the titles to the senior batch. Ms. Lavi Gupta and Mr. Prakhar Pandit won the titles of Ms. and Mr. Popular respectively and Mr. Mohit Choudhary and Ms.Konika Tyagi were the recipients of the titles of Mr.& Ms. Farewell.

Dr. D. K Pandey, Chairperson -MBA program wished success to the passing out batch on behalf of the Institute and congratulated them for demonstrating extra ordinary performance towards studies, in their relationship with the faculty, Management, the junior students, and even among themselves. He also appreciated the junior batch for their efforts in putting up such a grand show for their senior batch.

Students were emotional as they were leaving behind their friends and the institute. At the same time they were also excited and optimistic towards the possibilities which the future holds for them.

The evening ended on a high note where all the students rocked the dance floor and enjoyed the DJ followed by dinner.

The farewell ceremony full of celebration and emotions created lasting memories for all and strengthened the bond between the passing out batch and the institute.

, , ,

On 06th May, 2018 prizes were distributed among the winners in different age categories. Dr Ajay Kumar, Director (Management) , Dr. D.K. Pandey, Sports Officer R S Chawla, coaches from different schools, parents and other guest were also present in that prize distribution ceremony.

Cash prize of 46,000/- was distributed among the winners along with trophies under different categories. All the participants, coaches, parents, guests enjoyed the event with great enthusiasm.

, , ,

The highlight of the morning was an exclusive video message by Art of Living’s Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, who has introduced the conclave concept to the audience. After that, spiritual session by Sister Shivani from the Brahma Kumaris foundation who guided the audience about the importance of mental well-being in a tech-driven world 
Thereafter, the day was comprised of four subsequent panel discussions featuring human resources leaders from companies like Ericsson, Ernst & Young, Welspun, IBM, Cisco, Oracle, Grey Orange, Raymond Ltd, Idea Cellular, Unisys, Uber, Dell, Mahindra Defence Systems Ltd, Biocon, Microsoft, Mastercard, Coca Cola, Cargill India, Coursera, Ipsaa Day-Care, XOXO Day and IKEA India among others. These leaders threw light on the tech interventions happening in their companies and industries at large. 
One session worth watching in the afternoon was a robot showcase by Mitra Robot who will conduct a humour session. There were two exclusive CTO roundtable discussions, where technology heads from India’s top companies joined in for an impromptu debate on how to collaborate men and machines and take businesses further.The day was marked by networking opportunities with all delegates and speakers and conclude with ‘JobBuzz New-Age Workplace Awards’.

It was overall good learning experience.

Soon after the inaugural addresses, the high energy SDP began. Prof. Shikha Arora took the session on Effective Communication while Dr. G.K. Dwivedi elaborated the nuances of Stress and Time Management. A variety of tools were used for the effective training and sharing the various aspects of the theme. Staff-members showed unprecedented interest in the tasks like opening a fist, getting signatures on Bingo sheets, sharing what they think about their partner in SDP and a PT like exercise that ended with a great learning and a lot of fun. Videos on amicable organizational behaviour and emotional support to colleaguea not only attracted the participants but also generated a lot of learning out of discussions after the videos.

At the end of the SDP, the staff members shared their experiences and takeaways. Finally the SDP, packed with fun, learning and games concluded with the valedictory session.

, , ,

The second session of the day was on the ‘Shapes’ (Circle, Triangle, Square, and Rectangle). Here also the basic rules were explained for them so that they can easily identify and differentiate the shapes. The marker board itself was used to explain the rectangle.

The last session of the day was the recitation of the poem ‘Jhoom jhoom kar aate baadal, reh reh jal barsaate baadal. Duniya jab pyasi ho jati, sabki pyas bujhaate baadal.’ The impact of the innocent voices of the children was such that the clouds actually appeared in the sky during the activity itself and later rained at night.

The class concluded with the distribution of Crax Curls and éclairs. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

, , ,

The Chief Guest and Core speaker of the Program was Dr. Jennifer Holmgren, CEO of revolutionary carbon recycling company, LanzaTech, USA. Her lecture emphasized on understanding the waste carbon better. She focused on minimizing the environmental hazards and degradation due to carbon waste. Her deliberations highlighted the research in the areas of generating Energy, Fuel and chemical with the methods which are carbon free. She also highlighted the methods of converting carbon to products and not pollution.

Other dignitaries present were Padmabhushan Dr. Manju Sharma, Shri Tilak Dhar and Shri Anil Gujral.

The visit concluded with the distribution of snacks packets to all the students and a heartfelt good bye to organizers.

, , ,

During the panel discussion Mr. Ray talked about his experience of calling for a 36 hour internet blackout during a riot like situation in Bareilly. Mr. Chima provided the voice of civil society, holding up examples from around the world, and offering suggestions on how to minimise such occurrences and how to deal with the fallout if something like this happens. Mr. Mathews spoke from the viewpoint of mobile companies, musing that they are often involved only at the last moment to play the role of a fire fighter. Mr. Bikhchandani dealt with the impact on entrepreneurs, falling back on his immense experience at Naukri and other such startups.

The long but enlightening discussion was followed by a Q&A session with the audience, which turned out to be very lively and most thought provoking.

The entire experience was an eye opener about internet shutdowns, the impact of fake news, privacy matters and the future of technology.

The objective of this FDP was to explore legal issues related to cyber-crime and computer forensic, including constitutional rights and legislation, right of privacy, and methods involved in creating legislation concerning cybercrime. The FDP also discussed about procedures for conducting a computer forensics investigation across a variety of software. The resource persons to conduct the program were experts from industry and academia with excellent track record of accomplishment in technical education, research and out-reach. Overall the FDP was a new learning for all the participants

, ,

The second session of the day was on the ‘Importance of Savings’ in our lives. The children were told what a bank is and the benefits of having a bank account. Three types of bank accounts were discussed in detail – Savings Account, Current Account and PPF Account. The general terms, conditions and benefits were explained for the curious kids.

PGDM 2016-18 batch CSR volunteer Ms. Nidhi Singh made this day even more important for the tiny tots as she had sent pens, pencils, erasers and éclairs for them out of her pleasure of recent placement in a reputed company.

The class concluded with the distribution of Crax Curls, biscuits, tattoos and éclairs. Dr. Gopal Krishna Dwivedi accompanied and guided the volunteers as the faculty coordinator of CSR Club.

, , ,

Inaugural Session commenced with welcome note of Event CoordinatorProf Puja Dharfollowed by motivational address of Director PR, I.T.S - The Education Group Sh. SurinderSood who emphasized on the needof being focused on improving and skilling with technical as well as communicationskills. 
Vice Chairman I.T.S- The Education Group Shri Arpit Chadha expressed his happiness on huge participation from various institutes across the states and welcomed the guests. He said that this event will help students not only to compete with the sportsman spirit in a healthy competitive environment and showcase their learning in various event but will also provide an opportunity to meet and understand what others are doing. 
While welcoming the guests, Dr. Sunil Kr Pandey, Director – IT &CSI State Student Coordinator of UPset the tone of event by giving warm welcome address to allChief Guest, key note speakers and Special of this event and addressed the gathering. Dr. Pandey expressed his confidence that various activities shall witness high class of deliberations and shall open the new directions to the participants. He has also highlighted that this event is in the series of various national/international activities in association with Computer Society of India organized by Department of IT, I.T.S Ghaziabad. Earlier,Event Coordinator, Dr.Umang presented a brief on objectives and structure of the event.

In his address, Dr A.K. Nayak, Chief Guest of the Convention appreciated the efforts of I.T.S Ghaziabad in providing such a platform to the students to demonstrate & showcase their talent on a large forum in a competitive environment. Dr.Nayakgreeted all the participants and motivated them and said that knowledge needs to be transmitted in order to make it more useful and meaning. In his address, He has also congratulated and give best wishes to I.T.S for organizing such a wonderful event along with huge participation.

Mr Ravinder Arora, Keynote Speaker emphasized on serious engagement with Technology and understand as how young minds can contributed to take it to masses.

, , ,

He shared his experience about various digital marketing methods such as search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), content marketing, influencer marketing, data-driven marketing, e-commerce marketing, content automation, campaign marketing, social media marketing, social media optimization, e-mail direct marketing that have changed the way of promotion and branding.

Faculties were given real time experience related to Search Engine Optimization (SEO), Eearch Engine Marketing (SEM). At last, Mr. Pradeep Chopra discussed opportunities and challenges in content development, campaign development, and social media marketing along with application of various tools & techniques to attract traffic to the particular page or website.

Insights shared by him on Digital marketing could be of great help for all the participants. The webinar and its contents were very well appreciated by the participant faculty members. It was a great learning opportunity.

, , ,

The objective of this workshop was to help the students in setting up an IoT Lab and be aware about this new technology. He said that ConnectiFY is a development board which allows to carry many experiments and its advance features allows to take data to the Internet using in-build features of using Ethernet, Bluetooth, XeeBee. 
Mr. Ashish said that the practical teaching system design should base on of cultivating students’ engineering ability and accomplishment, especially, the ability to solve the problem in the Internet of things engineering. Teaching about IOT technologies are closely related to make students ready for industries.
At the end of the session students were given the practical demonstration of various small applications including the basic knowledge about passive electronic components, basic circuit design, Logic family and theory, Serial and parallel interfaces and some basic knowledge about Sensors/ Actuators. 
Mr. Ashish and his team also demonstrated the basic working of microcontrollers, use of general ICs. He said that student should have the basic knowledge of C and Python. 
Students were very happy while attending this Practical based workshop. This was a new learning for the students of MCA and BCA.

Mr Rai used multiple examples and analogies to demonstrate innovative ways in which a business can keep up with the growing dynamism across the globe. The numerous examples given by Mr Rai as well as his answers to the questions raised by the students, helped in creating a good understanding of the discussion among the students.

The students took active participation in the session and expressed their eagerness to have such sessions in future as well.

, , ,

On 12th April, 2018, in evening they enjoyed Alcazar Dance Show at Pattaya, which connect different cultural dimensions through various performances.

On 13th April, 2018 group went to “Coral Island” where they enjoyed adventure activities like Para-sailing, Under Water Diving and Banana Boat Ride. Also they were taken to island where they enjoyed crystal clear green water of South China Sea. They were taken for industrial visit to “Gems Gallery” which is one of the biggest in the world for finishing and retail outlet of precious gems & pearls.
On 14st April, 2018 students checked out from Pattaya and boarded for Bangkok. In Bangkok students visited beautiful Buddha Temple (Golden + Marvel).

On 15st April, 2018 students started their day with Jungle Safari. After that students were taken to “Safari World” where most amazing shows were waiting for them. In safari world they enjoyed “Orang Utan Show, Sea Lion Show, Dolphin Show, Cow Boy Show, Spy War Show and Bird Show”.

On 16th April, 2018 students were taken to “Indra Market” where they shoped for souvenirs of Thailand. Tour ended on 17th April, 2018 when students boarded for Delhi with magnificent memories of Thailand.

, , ,